Loma Park Elementary School is participating in Walk & Bike to School Day to promote safety, health, and active transportation for students, in alignment with San Antonio's Vision Zero and Safe Routes to School program.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Tonya Miller to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, with a term ending in 2031. Miller brings experience from various environmental roles.

Councilmember Teri Castillo proposes the Second Chance Workforce Initiative to aid individuals with felony convictions in re-entering the workforce, address a 60% justice-impacted rate in District 5, and lower recidivism.

Texas AG Ken Paxton warns cities like La Marque and Odessa against illegal property tax hikes, citing SB 1851 and non-compliance with audit requirements.

The Dove Hollow intersection in New Braunfels will close from Oct 6-17 for improvements. Morning Quail remains open via Conrads Lane. Local impact is expected.

Governor Greg Abbott has launched the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office (TREO) aimed at reducing regulatory burdens and fostering economic growth in Texas.

New Braunfels seeks public input on its largest park design at an October 15 open house, with officials presenting master plan concepts for the 145-acre Northwest Park.

A fox in New Braunfels tested positive for rabies, marking the 20th case in Comal County this year. Residents are warned to avoid unfamiliar animals and ensure pets are vaccinated.

Centro De Artes Gallery in San Antonio presents two exhibitions: "Madre_Land" and "Cuentos y Arte," featuring South Texas culture and Mexican American folklore until February 22, 2026.

An East Central High School student was detained after an unloaded pistol was found in their backpack, leading to a temporary "Hold Alert" at the school.

A sunny forecast for San Antonio includes a peak of 96 degrees, clear skies, and light winds. The pattern continues with possible showers Friday and consistent pleasant weather through the weekend.

Bexar County Sheriff's deputy Benjamin Ramos III was arrested on a misdemeanor charge for assaulting a family member, with the victim alleging physical harm during an argument.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit against three former San Antonio officers over the fatal shooting of Melissa Perez, though a criminal trial is still set for October.